May I further inquire--

1. Whether Wolfe's _father_ was a native of Westerham; or merely

quartered there when his illustrious son was born?

2. You allude to two houses at Westerham. Were these General Edward

Wolfe's property; or if not, what had led to the family residing there

so long, as they seem, from your remarks, to have done?

3. Who was Sir Jeffrey Amherst, and in what manner did he "patronise

Wolfe"? Was he any relation of the General Amherst, commander-in-chief

in British America, who was to have supported young Wolfe in the attack

on Quebec in 1759.

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